January 10, 2003

Press release for  V1 Home Software

Interactive Frontiers, a leading developer of computer-based digital instructional systems and Internet applications announced today the release of V1 Home Software. This computer software, which was once only available to professional golfers, is now available to the public. V1 Home Software will virtually allow anyone to improve his or her golf swing through self-analysis and distance learning.  This is simple, technologically advanced consumer software for game improvement.
 
The V1 Home Software provides a golfer with the capabilities of actual self-analysis with the use of many varied features.  From swing capture to digital compression, this program will also store, retrieve, and provide instant playback of the digitally recorded motion.  This advanced home training system also includes: § Split screen comparison of your swing with a pro's

• A swing plane tool, to see the ideal club path 
• Drawing tools and magnification on the displayed image

V1 Home Software is the most recent product development of Interactive Frontiers building on their existing business of sports instruction and technology.  The V1 Home Software is more than just a home software package.  It allows the user to interface with the Internet Golf Academy (www.internetgolfacademy.com).  This e-commerce golf learning web site is staffed by the world's finest PGA instructors.
 
Through the use of V1 Home Software and the Internet Golf Academy, you can virtually take a golf lesson in cyberspace.  Some of the renowned instructors on the site include: Todd Anderson, Butch Harmon, Chip Koehlke, Brett LeBrocque, Mike Malaska, Mike McGetrick Todd Sones, Dr. Jim Suttie, Kevin Walker, Gary Wiren, and Mark Wood to name just a few.  After selecting the pro of your choice, then sending your digitally recorded swing to the Internet Golf Academy, it will then be evaluated.  A swing analysis based on your individual capabilities, performance, and personal physique will be sent back to your free, secure, personal Internet sports locker.  The lesson is an actual one-on-one coaching session, with the instructors voice, graphics, and comparisons video streamed to you from anywhere in the world.
 
Interactive Frontiers, based in Livonia, Michigan, is a leader in software development and systems integration.  Founded in 1995, the company has invented numerous digital video products and Internet applications.  Their client list is impressive, with thousands of customers, and over 350,000 students that are taught annually on V1 systems. Interactive Frontiers is continuously on the forefront of groundbreaking development and technologies.
 
For more information on Interactive Frontiers visit www.ifrontiers.com or view their full-page ad in the May 2001 issue of Golf Digest.

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